Check out an interview with The History of Independent Cinema's author Phil Hall at Alternative Film Guide . From the interview: " When did independent cinema as we generally define it today — small-budgeted, character-driven, thematically off-beat — take off? It was always there. One could argue the so-called “race films” – all-black films produced exclusively for racially segregated audiences in the Jim Crow period – were setting that example beginning in the early 1920s, when Oscar Micheaux [right] was producing and directing films such as Within Our Gates." Read the rest of the interview at Alternative Film Guide .
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